MUSIC VIDEO and PRACTICE: Śaraṇaṃ Gacchāmi Sanskrit Refuge and Offering Chanted Beautifully for Daily Practice

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    Śaraṇaṃ Gacchāmi Sanskrit Refuge and Offering Chanted Beautifully for Daily Practice
    Śaraṇaṃ Gacchāmi Sanskrit Refuge and Offering Chanted Beautifully for Daily Practice

    BENEFITS: Daily Refuge and Offering accumulates vast merit and positive karma and purifies past negative karma, removing obstacles and obstructions and taming the 5 Poisons.

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    FROM THE @3GemsBand  – NEW RELEASE FOR OUR FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY on YOUTUBE! Śaraṇaṃ Gacchāmi: Sanskrit Refuge & Offering by @3GemsBand This is the SECOND in our series of foundational practices. Here we sing the Refuge in the Three Jewels, Offerings, Four Immeasurables, Aspiration and Dedications in SANSKRIT (yesterday’s release in this series was in PALI) — @3GemsBand sings the daily refuge and offerings to the Three Jewels, a crucially important practice.

    (AVAILABLE on your favorite Music Streamer under 3Gems Band., title “Saranam Gacchami Sanskrit Refuge and Offering  🌟 🌟 🌟

    FOR THE RELEASE, for sing along. Here are the SANSKRIT lyrics (with Devanagari, IAST (and English Translation in brackets):

    Saranam Gacchami Sanskrit Refuge and Offering

    (Śaraṇaṃ Gacchāmi: Sanskrit Refuge & Offering)

    SECTION 1: Homage to the Buddha

    Line 1
    नमो तस्स भगवतो अरहतो सम्मासम्बुद्धस्स
    Namo tasya bhagavataḥ arhataḥ sammā-sambuddhasya
    (Homage to the Blessed One, the Worthy One, the Fully Enlightened Buddha)

    Line 2
    नमो तस्स भगवतो अरहतो सम्मासम्बुद्धस्स
    Namo tasya bhagavataḥ arhataḥ sammā-sambuddhasya
    (Homage to the Blessed One, the Worthy One, the Fully Enlightened Buddha)

    Line 3
    नमो तस्स भगवतो अरहतो सम्मासम्बुद्धस्स
    Namo tasya bhagavataḥ arhataḥ sammā-sambuddhasya
    (Homage to the Blessed One, the Worthy One, the Fully Enlightened Buddha)

    SECTION 2: Three Refuges – First Repetition

    Line 4
    बुद्धं शरणं गच्छामि
    Buddhaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (I take refuge in the Buddha)

    Line 5
    धर्मं शरणं गच्छामि
    Dharmaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (I take refuge in the Dharma)

    Line 6
    सङ्घं शरणं गच्छामि
    Saṅghaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (I take refuge in the Saṅgha)

    SECTION 3: Three Refuges – Second Repetition

    Line 7
    द्वितीयम्पि बुद्धं शरणं गच्छामि
    Dvitīyampi buddhaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the second time, I take refuge in the Buddha)

    Line 8
    द्वितीयम्पि धर्मं शरणं गच्छामि
    Dvitīyampi dharmaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the second time, I take refuge in the Dharma)

    Line 9
    द्वितीयम्पि सङ्घं शरणं गच्छामि
    Dvitīyampi saṅghaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the second time, I take refuge in the Saṅgha)

    SECTION 4: Three Refuges – Third Repetition

    Line 10
    तृतीयम्पि बुद्धं शरणं गच्छामि
    Tṛtīyampi buddhaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the third time, I take refuge in the Buddha)

    Line 11
    तृतीयम्पि धर्मं शरणं गच्छामि
    Tṛtīyampi dharmaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the third time, I take refuge in the Dharma)

    Line 12
    तृतीयम्पि सङ्घं शरणं गच्छामि
    Tṛtīyampi saṅghaṃ śaraṇaṃ gacchāmi
    (For the third time, I take refuge in the Saṅgha)

    SECTION 5: Confession of Faults – to the Buddha

    Line 13
    कायेन वाचा चित्तेन प्रमादेन मया कृतम्
    Kāyena vācā cittena pramādena mayā kṛtam
    (Whatever wrong I have done through body, speech, or mind, through negligence)

    Line 14
    अत्ययं क्षम मे भोः भूरिप्रज्ञ तथागत
    Atyayaṃ kṣama me bhoḥ bhūriprajña tathāgata
    (Forgive me that transgression, O Venerable One of great wisdom, the Tathāgata)

    SECTION 6: Confession of Faults – to the Dharma

    Line 15
    कायेन वाचा चित्तेन प्रमादेन मया कृतम्
    Kāyena vācā cittena pramādena mayā kṛtam
    (Whatever wrong I have done through body, speech, or mind, through negligence)

    Line 16
    अत्ययं क्षम मे धर्म दृष्टधर्मिक अकालिक
    Atyayaṃ kṣama me dharma dṛṣṭadharmika akālika
    (Forgive me that transgression, O Dharma that is visible here-and-now and timeless)

    SECTION 7: Confession of Faults – to the Saṅgha

    Line 17
    कायेन वाचा चित्तेन प्रमादेन मया कृतम्
    Kāyena vācā cittena pramādena mayā kṛtam
    (Whatever wrong I have done through body, speech, or mind, through negligence)

    Line 18
    अत्ययं क्षम मे सङ्घ सुप्रतिपन्न अनुत्तर
    Atyayaṃ kṣama me saṅgha supratipanna anuttara
    (Forgive me that transgression, O Saṅgha that has practiced well and supremely)

    SECTION 8: Offering of Light – Praise to the Buddha

    Line 19
    गन्धसारप्रदीपेन दीपेन तमोहत
    Gandhasārapradīpena dīpena tamohata
    (By this fragrant, essential lamp that dispels darkness)

    Line 20
    त्रिलोकदीपं सम्बुद्धं पूजयामि तमोनुदम्
    Trilokadīpaṃ sambuddhaṃ pūjayāmi tamonudam
    (I honour the Fully Enlightened One, the light of the three worlds, the dispeller of darkness)

    SECTION 9: Offering of Flowers

    Line 21
    वर्णगन्धगुणोपेतमेतत्कुसुमसन्तति
    Varṇagandhaguṇopetam etat kusumasantatim
    (This garland of flowers, endowed with colour, fragrance, and virtue)

    Line 22
    पूजयामि मुनीन्द्रस्य श्रीपदासरोरुहे
    Pūjayāmi munīndrasya śrīpadāsaroruhe
    (I offer at the lotus feet of the supreme sage)

    Line 23
    पूजयामि बुद्धं कुसुमेन अनेन पुण्येन एतेन भोतु मोक्षम्
    Pūjayāmi buddhaṃ kusumena anena puṇyena etena ca bhotu mokṣam
    (I honour the Buddha with these flowers; may this merit bring liberation)

    Line 24
    पुष्पं म्लायति यथा इदं मे कायः तथा याति विनाशभावम्
    Puṣpaṃ mlāyati yathā idaṃ me kāyaḥ tathā yāti vināśabhāvam
    (Just as these flowers wither, so too my body will reach destruction)

    SECTION 10: Offering of Food – First Request

    Line 25
    अधिवासयतु नो भोः भोजनं परिकल्पितम्
    Adhivāsayatu no bhoḥ bhojanaṃ parikalpitam
    (May the Venerable One kindly accept this prepared meal)

    Line 26
    अनुकम्पामुपादाय प्रतिगृह्णातु उत्तम
    Anukampāmupādāya pratigṛhṇātu uttama
    (Out of compassion, may the Supreme One receive it)

    SECTION 11: Offering of Drink – Second Request

    Line 27
    अधिवासयतु नो भोः पानीयं परिकल्पितम्
    Adhivāsayatu no bhoḥ pānīyaṃ parikalpitam
    (May the Venerable One kindly accept this prepared drink)

    Line 28
    अनुकम्पामुपादाय प्रतिगृह्णातु उत्तम
    Anukampāmupādāya pratigṛhṇātu uttama
    (Out of compassion, may the Supreme One receive it)

    SECTION 12: Offering of Everything – Third Request

    Line 29
    अधिवासयतु नो भोः सर्वं श्रद्धया पूजितम्
    Adhivāsayatu no bhoḥ sarvaṃ śraddhayā pūjitam
    (May the Venerable One kindly accept all that is offered in faith)

    Line 30
    अनुकम्पामुपादाय प्रतिगृह्णातु उत्तम
    Anukampāmupādāya pratigṛhṇātu uttama
    (Out of compassion, may the Supreme One receive it)

    SECTION 13: Aspirations, Blessings & The Four Immeasurables

    Line 31
    इष्टं प्रार्थितं युष्माकं क्षिप्रमेव समृध्यताम्
    Iṣṭaṃ prārthitaṃ yuṣmākaṃ kṣiprameva samṛdhyatām
    (May all your wishes and desires quickly be fulfilled)

    Line 32
    सर्वे पूर्यन्तु सङ्कल्पाः चन्द्रः पूर्णरसो यथा मणिज्योतिरसो यथा
    Sarve pūryantu saṅkalpāḥ candraḥ pūrṇaraso yathā maṇijyotiraso yathā
    (May all your aspirations be fulfilled, like the full-moon light, like the radiant jewel)

    FOUR IMMEASURABLES (BRAHMAVIHĀRĀḤ)

    Line 33
    मैत्रीं भावयामि सर्वेषां भूतानां सुखचेतसा
    Maitrīṃ bhāvayāmi sarveṣāṃ bhūtānāṃ sukhacetasā
    (I cultivate loving-kindness toward all beings with a happy mind)

    Line 34
    करुणां भावयामि सर्वेषां दुःखमोचनीम्
    Karuṇāṃ bhāvayāmi sarveṣāṃ duḥkhamocanīm
    (I cultivate compassion that frees all beings from suffering)

    Line 35
    मुदितां भावयामि सर्वेषां हर्षवर्धिनीम्
    Muditāṃ bhāvayāmi sarveṣāṃ harṣavardhinīm
    (I cultivate sympathetic joy that increases the happiness of all beings)

    Line 36
    उपेक्षां भावयामि सर्वेषां समचेतसा
    Upekṣāṃ bhāvayāmi sarveṣāṃ samacetasā
    (I cultivate equanimity toward all beings with a balanced mind)

    SECTION 14: Final Homage

    Line 37
    बुद्धं भगवन्तमभिवादयामि
    Buddhaṃ bhagavantam abhivādayāmi
    (I bow down to the Buddha, the Blessed One)

    Line 38
    धर्मं नमस्यामि
    Dharmaṃ namasyāmi
    (I honour the Dharma)

    Line 39
    सङ्घं नमामि
    Saṅghaṃ namāmi
    (I bow to the Saṅgha)

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